OHMYGOSSIP — Kristin Cavallari ended her relationship with Mark Estes because she knew it “wasn’t right” in the long term.
The 37-year-old reality star recently called it quits with Montana Boyz star Mark, 24, after seven months of dating and has now admitted that even though he has been the “best boyfriend” she has ever had, she had to consider the fact that he is in the midst of his “formative years” right now.
Speaking on her ‘Let’s Be Honest’ podcast, she said: “Mark and I broke up. It’s hard because I broke up with Mark because I just know long-term it’s not right, and it’s not because of love lost or something bad happened.
“He’s been the best boyfriend I’ve ever had. I just know long-term he needs to experience life, he’s young… I started to feel the age a little bit with life experience. I look back when I was 24 and how much life has happened between then, those are crucial years, those are formative years, they’re when you find yourself and he needs to be able to do that.”
The former ‘Hills’ star – who was initially married to bodybuilder Jay Cutler from 2013 until 2022 and has sons Camden, 12, and Jaxon, 10, as well as eight-year-old daughter Saylor with him – “doesn’t regret” anything about the relationship and will look back on her time with Mark with nothing but “fond memories” going forward.
She said: “I don’t regret going public with him. I don’t regret introducing him to my kids. I don’t regret anything. It was such a good, happy relationship. And I think with every relationship you learn and you grow from, and I will forever look back at Mark and I with such fond memories and just pure happiness.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Pamela Anderson thinks she could have “definitely” ended up like Amy Winehouse.
The 57-year-old actress endured a tumultuous time in the media when her sex tape with ex-husband Tommy Lee was leaked online in the late 1990s and later admitted that she once tried to take her own life as she compared her own relationship with fame to that of the late ‘Back to Black’ legend, who died in 2011 at the age of just 27 as a result of alcohol poisoning.
But the ‘Baywatch’ star – who has Brandon, 28, and 26-year-old Dylan with Motley Crue rocker Tommy – noted that it was in fact her boys who “saved” her from such a fate, even though she knows that is a lot to put on their conscience.
She told Glamour magazine: “[Amy] came to my show in Las Vegas. I still have her jacket with a ticket to the magic show in her pocket.”
Asked if she thinks her own story could have ended in a similarly tragic way to Amy’s, she said: “Definitely. There were many times where I could have just gone that way, but what saved my life – and you never want to put this on your kids – were my boys. Because without my boys, I wouldn’t have been able to be as strong as I was.
“I had to be strong for my boys. And I also had to leave Tommy for my boys. And even though I married other people and I did other things, my intention was to create a family for them.”
The Playboy legend – who has now been sober for a considerable amount of time – is also noted for her activism work with animal charity PETA and admitted that was also another element in contextualising her own fame and realising that it meant she had a platform she could put to good use.
She said: “That made me feel better about it all, that I was helping animals or helping people. And that made me feel a little bit better about all the c*** that was out there about me. I might as well put it to use. If it’s going to get me in the door with a prime minister or the president, then that’s OK. And they usually just want, in some countries, a kiss on the cheek or a signed autograph – and I wanted laws to be changed for animals, and we’d all get what we wanted.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ariana Grande thinks people turned her into an “evil diva” when she came too successful.
The 31-year-old singer – who rose to fame as a a teenager on Nickelodeon show ‘Victorious’ – has been open about the difficulties of life in the spotlight, and she noticed public perception towards her changed as her career developed.
She told Vanity Fair magazine: “The back-and-forth throughout the course of my career has been really hard to navigate mentally.
“I was this approachable, funny redhead on Nickelodeon and everyone liked me. And then I had one too many hit records, and everyone decided that I was an evil diva.
“And then other terrible things happened, and all of a sudden I was this hero and this victim.”
Ariana argued that some corners of the media “have been trying to destroy [her] since [she] was 19 years old”.
She added: “But you know what? I’m 31 years old and I’m not a perfect person, but I am definitely deeply good, and I’m proud of who I’m becoming.”
The ‘Wicked’ star has recently come under fire for the way her speaking voice has changed during and since filming for the film adaptation of the beloved ‘Wizard of Oz’ prequel musical.
She explained that some people don’t understand “what it takes to transform your voice” as a performer, and argued men aren’t held to the same standard.
She said: “When it’s a male actor that does it, it’s acclaimed. There are definitely jokes that are made as well, but it’s always after being led with praise: ‘Oh, wow, he was so lost in the role.’
“And that’s just a part of the job, really. Tale as old as time being a woman in this industry.
“You are treated differently, and you are under a microscope in a way that some people aren’t.”
Over the summer, she was heard slipping into different registers during an appearance on Penn Badgley’s ‘Podcrushed’ show, and at the time she revealed on TikTok that she “intentionally” changes her vocal placement “depending on how much singing” she’s doing.
Speaking to Vanity Fair, she added: “It’s something that I’m just really proud of.
“Part of why I did want to engage [on TikTok] is because I am really proud of my hard work and of the fact that I did give 100 percent of myself, including my physicality, to this role. I am proud of that, so I wanted to protect it.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Corey Taylor has described Dave Grohl as “one of the nicest people on the planet” despite being “very irresponsible”.
The Slipknot frontman has weighed in after the Foo Fighters rock star confirmed that he had fathered a child outside of his marriage, and Corey has defended his friend.
Addressing the situation on the ‘Your Mom’s House’ podcast, he said: “It’s so messy, 100 percent messy. I know Dave Grohl. He is one of the nicest people on the planet.”
The 50-year-old musician noted that “mistakes were made” and he understands fans will be “disappointed”, but he pointed out that despite being put on a pedestal, celebrities are “not perfect”.
He added: “You know, I will say this: Obviously, it’s very irresponsible. I know there are a lot of disappointed fans out there because of the image that he has developed.
“But I have to remind people that we’re not perfect. He was one of the last people to really have that image.”
Corey acknowledged that his stance could be “very controversial”, but he insisted having “issues” doesn’t take away from him being a “nice person”.
He argued: “This happening does not mean he’s not a nice person because I happen to know him as a person.
“It means he’s got f****** issues and he f***** up. He’s not perfect. It is going to be very difficult for his family.”
Dave, 55, vowed to “regain” the trust of his family after sharing the news via social media last month.
The ‘Best Of You’ singer – who has been married to Jordyn Blum since 2003 – wrote on Instagram at the time: “I’ve recently become the father of a new baby daughter, born outside of my marriage. I plan to be a loving and supportive parent to her. I love my wife and my children, and I am doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness. We’re grateful for your consideration toward all the children involved, as we move forward together.”
The Foo Fighters star has three daughters – Violet, 18, Harper, 15, and Ophelia, ten – with Jordyn, and Dave previously admitted that they’ve had a huge influence on him and his songwriting.
Dave – who was married to Jennifer Youngblood between 1994 and 1997 – told TIME magazine in 2012: “It’s changed everything that I do. When you have kids, you see life through different eyes.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Shania Twain thinks “happiness” is the key to good health.
The 59-year-old country music star is a keen advocate of following a healthy diet and exercise regime and just “enjoys” it all but admitted that inner feelings truly have “everything” to do with how she looks on the outside.
She told Fox News Digital: “There is no secret. I take that as a great compliment, I just enjoy good health and I think happiness has everything to do with it.”
The ‘That Don’t Impress Me Much’ hitmaker recently came to the conclusion that she “can’t change” her body and wants to be satisfied with it rather than feel the need to cover it up as she admitted to walking round naked in her own home so she could embrace herself.
She told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “I decided that wherever there was a mirror and I was naked in my house or hotel, that I would keep the lights on and I would look in the mirror.
“A lot of people as they start ageing — and even young people — they don’t want to look at themselves in the mirror naked, and I think that is such a shame.
“Every month or day that I may notice another sag or another bit of cellulite, I want to know it’s there.
“I want to be OK with it instead of thinking, I have to cover it up or not to look.
“I can’t change it and I don’t plan on changing it superficially.”
In terms of diet, the ‘You’re Still The One’ songstress admitted during her gruelling schedule for her ‘Come On Over’ residency in Las Vegas that she can only drink fluids during the day because she needs to be able to “pace” herself ons tage.
She said: “I am an athlete, I have to breathe, I have to project. I have to pace everything. I only drink fluids all day until after the show.
“I drink my food, so I blend my food. Lots of blended ­spinach and blueberries.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Princess Beatrice is pregnant.
The 36-year-old royal – who is the daughter of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah, Duchess of York – tied the knot with property developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 40, in 2020 and already has Sienna Elizabeth, three, with him but it has now been announced that they are expecting their second child together.
She is also stepmother to Edorardo’s son Wolfie, eight, who he has with his ex-fiancée Dara Huang.
A statement from Buckingham Palace read: “Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice and Mr Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are very pleased to announce that they are expecting their second child together in early spring; a sibling for Wolfie, aged eight, and Sienna, aged three.”
The statement also noted that His Majesty The King, Beatrice’s uncle, has been informed and both families are “delighted” with the news.
The new baby will become 11th in line to the throne, just behind its older sister and mother but not be known by the title of HRH or have a royal title, as it is only the grandchildren of the reigning monarch who become known as prince or princess.
Beatrice’s younger sister Princess Eugenie, 34, is mother to August,three, and Ernest, 14 months, through her marriage to Jack Brooksbank and their mother Sarah previously gushed at just how “proud” they had made her as a grandmother.
She told OK! Magazine: “Most of all, I am marvelling at the brilliance of my girls, who have turned out to be phenomenal mothers.
“It makes me very proud.
” think as a grandparent, you have to let your children get on with being the parents they want to be, and not interfere too much.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Julia Louis-Dreyfus found motherhood to be “super challenging” at the height of her fame.
The 63-year-old actress – who has Henry, 32, and Charlie, 27, with her husband Brad Hall – was asked about what obstacles she had faced during her career and noted that one was when she struggled to find work after she left ‘Saturday Night Live’ but then things became trickier when she was “very famous” as Elaine Benes in the sitcom ‘Seinfeld’.
Speaking on ‘Be My Guest with Ina Garten’, she said: “Getting employed. There was a period of time after ‘SNL’ where it was a a one, two, three year period in which I was really pounding pavement.
“I nabbed a pilot, which is the first episode of a TV series but then it didn’t go to series. The other challenge for me in my career has been the juggling act. Because while I was making ‘Seinfeld’, for example, I gave birth to both of my children. Super challenging, but also fabulous, because I was becoming very famous at this time and it really kept all of that in perspective.”
The former ‘Veep’ star was then asked how her pregnancies were hidden during her time filming the show and she explained that the first time the crew went to great lengths to conceal her belly but “nobody cared” by the time her second pregnancy came around.
She said: “Yeah, well, let’s see. The first go round, yes. I stood behind things, I carried boxes, etc. By the time I was pregnant the second time, nobody cared.
“It was like it wasn’t happening. We just sort of… I walked in, I was out to here, and no one said anything.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Yvette Nicole Brown “didn’t choose” to be single for most of her life.
The 53-year-old actress got engaged to Anthony Davis, 47, towards the end of last year and thinks the wedding celebrations may turn out to be “bigger” than she initially planned but recalled being taken aback when she was told she was “running out of time” to find a husband.
She told Us Weekly: “I am not someone who would want a big wedding, but at the same time, there’s so many people that have prayed for me and wished for me who want to celebrate.
“Probably 10 years ago, I was on ‘The Wendy Williams Show’, and she asked me — and it’s not a dig against Wendy.
“It’s just where it happened. She asked me, ‘You know you’re running out of time, and when are you gonna get your guy and your kids?
“And I was like, ‘Wow. It’s not like I chose to go through life without a husband and children. It just didn’t happen.’.”
The former ‘Drake and Josh’ star – who is also known for her roles in sitcoms such as ‘Community’ and ‘The Mayor’ – is in fact just thankful that she “didn’t settle” for anyone else and was able to put her career first.
She said: “The idea that I was able to build a full career and then God still had someone for me is kind of a nice feeling because I didn’t settle. didn’t choose someone because I felt like the music was ending.
“I think every woman should do that.”
Away from the spotlight, Yvette has been a carer to her dad – who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease – for more than a decade and even though he won’t be able to attend the wedding, she knows that he is still “happy “for her.
She said: “My dad loves [Anthony]. He’s got to the point where he’s pretty much nonverbal, so we can’t talk about it, and he won’t be able to attend [the wedding]. But I know in his heart that he’s happy for me.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Selena Gomez finds it “overwhelming” that she has been in show business for so long.
The 32-year-old actress made her debut at the age of 10 on ‘Barney and Friends’ and later attained teen idol status through her Disney Channel show ‘Wizards of Waverly Place’ in 2007 alongside the likes of ‘Hannah Montana’ star Miley Cyrus and ‘Camp Rock’ actress Demi Lovato but endured a string of mental health issues in the years that followed and wishes that she could just reassure her younger self that everything was going to “fine” in the future.
She told E! News: “I would tell her to just calm down, everything’s going to be fine on the other side.
“It’s a bit overwhelming being in this industry for so long. I’m very grateful that I’m in a much more stable place.”
The ‘Only Murders in the Building’ star was diagnosed with bipolar in 2020 and now heads up the Rare Impact Fund to help those suffering around the world suffering with mental health issues.
Meanwhile, the ‘Lose You To Love Me’ songstress is currently starring in Spanish-language French musical crime comedy film ‘Emilia Perez’ and has had to question whether the whole experience was “real” as Oscar rumours swirl around the project.
She said: “I just don’t know if it’s real. I’m even shaking in my voice. I’m grateful. I think this movie hits all different cylinders. It’s very fun. It’s very passionate, and it’s about four women, really, and their journey. And it’s been a blessing, so to just be in that category, it’s an honor.”
What’s more, Selena has not released an album since ‘Rare’ in 2020 but just isn’t sure when she will be back in the recording studio because she is enjoying her time as an actress.
She said: “I’m not sure when I’m gonna get back in the lab, if you will. But I am enjoying the acting side.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Melinda French Gates has been through some “painful changes” since her divorce from Bill Gates.
The 60-year-old philanthropist split from Microsoft founder Bill, 68, in 2021 after 27 years of marriage, and upon announcing the release of her new book ‘The Next Day: Transitions, Change, and Moving Forward’ admitted that she has learned to embrace the new phase in her life.
She told People: “Over the last few years, I’ve experienced a lot of change — some of it exciting, some of it painful — so I’ve done a lot of thinking and learning about transitions. I decided to start writing this while I was still in the middle of this season of change, rather than safely on the other side.
“We’ve all had days that change our lives forever.
“This book is about what we do the next day, when one phase of our life has come to an end, but the next phase hasn’t quite yet begun. I’ve learned that if you can find the courage to linger in that liminal space, it has a lot to teach you.”
Melinda – who has Rory and Phoebe, 28, Rory, 25, and 22-year-old Phoebe with the tech billionaire – insisted that she wouldn’t have reached her sixth decade without having to navigate “all kinds of transitions” in life and is hoping that readers can take inspiration from that.
She said: “You don’t get to be my age without navigating all kinds of transitions. Some you embraced and some you never expected. Some you hoped for and some you fought as hard as you could.
“Change is universal. It’s something everyone experiences,” she adds. “And yet, when you’re in the middle of a life change, especially one you didn’t ask for, it can also feel really lonely. I certainly don’t have all the answers in my book, but my hope is that by sharing some of the things that have helped me in my life, there will be something in there that’s useful to others who are navigating transitions of their own.”
The former couple called time on their marriage three years ago and announced their decision to the world with a joint statement.
It read: “After a great deal of thought and a lot of work on our relationship, we have made the decision to end our marriage. Over the last 27 years, we have raised three incredible children and built a foundation that works all over the world to enable all people to lead healthy, productive lives.
“We continue to share a belief in that mission and will continue to work together at the foundation, but we no longer believe we can grow together as a couple in this next phase of our lives. We ask for space and privacy for our family as we begin to navigate this new life.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Star Wars’ production icon Robert Watts has died aged 86.
The passing of the revered movie boss, renowned for collaborating with George Lucas to produce the sci-fi franchise favourite as well as ‘Indiana Jones’, was announced on Tuesday (01.10.24), with Julian Owen from Alliance Agents confirming his death.
He told The Hollywood Reporter about the British-born production titan’s death: “We were with him for a decade taking him to conventions all over the world, where he could connect with fans and talk about his career.”
Robert was said to have died on Monday (30.09.24) in his sleep at his home in East Sussex.
Along with his work with director Steven Spielberg to produce ‘Indiana Jones’, Robert worked on pioneering live animation ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’, which came out in 1988, as well as ‘An American Tail: Fievel Goes West’ three years later.
He was production supervisor under the production designer John Barry on ‘Star Wars’, with the pair travelling to Morocco and Tunisia to scout locations, and he went on to do third unit directing.
He said in a 2011 interview about the experience: “We were under a great deal of pressure from 20thCentury Fox.
“They were under great financial problems themselves and did not believe in the movie.
“At the time, we were the only Fox movie then shooting anywhere in the world. “Their eyes were focused on us, and George was under a great deal of pressure. As a result so were we all.”
Robert went on to become associate producer on ‘Star Wars’ sequel ‘The Empire Strikes Back’ in 1980, and was co-producer on its follow-up ‘Return of the Jedi’, which came out three years later. (1983).
Born in London on 23 May, 1938, Robert’s grandfather Walter Meade was a screenwriter whose credits included the iconic movie ‘Scott of the Antarctic’ starring John Mills.
He did two years of national service in Nigeria, then got into the film industry working as a runner on the 1960 comedy ‘A French Mistress’.
Robert was a second assistant director on ‘The Man in the Middle’ and Roman Polanski’s ‘Repulsion’ horror from 1965.
His other notable production credits included being a location manager on Stanley Kubrick’s seminal ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’, as well as on ‘Papillon’ from 1973, which starred Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman.

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Good Times’ star John Amos has died aged 84.
Best known for playing James Evans Sr on the landmark sitcom, his son Kelly Christopher Amos announced on Tuesday (01.10.24) his father had passed away months ago, on 21 August, in Los Angeles from natural causes.
He said in a statement: “It is with heartfelt sadness that I share with you that my father has transitioned.
“He was a man with the kindest heart and a heart of gold… and he was loved the world over.
“Many fans consider him their TV father. He lived a good life. His legacy will live on in his outstanding works in television and film as an actor.”
Writer turned Emmy-nominated actor John was famed for playing the stoic dad on ‘Good Times’ – before he was fired from the show for objecting to stereotypes and letting his temper get the best of him.
John played football at Colorado State University and had training camp try-outs with the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League.
But he saw his showbiz career take off after he landed a job playing WJN-TV weatherman Gordy Howard on ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’.
The New Jersey native received his Emmy nomination for portraying Toby, the older version of Kunta Kinte, on the pioneering 1977 ABC miniseries ‘Roots’, and had a recurring role as Admiral Percy Fitzwallace – the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff – on NBC’s popular ‘West Wing’ drama.
His notable big screen roles included a part in Melvin Van Peebles‘ blaxploitation classic ‘Sweet Sweetback’s Baada***** Song from 1971.
He also played the manager of a fast food restaurant who hires an African prince played by Eddie Murphy and his right-hand man in ‘Coming to America’, before Eddie’s character falls in love with his daughter in the movie.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Daniel Day-Lewis appears to have returned to acting seven years after his shock announcement he was retiring.
The Oscar-winner, 67, said in 2017 he had made the abrupt decision to step away from showbusiness after making Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Phantom Thread’, but he has now been photographed on a movie set, driving a motorbike through the streets of Manchester, England, with actor Sean Bean behind him.
It’s been reported the scene was for a new movie called ‘Avelyn’, with ‘Gangs of New York’ star Daniel – who is a real-life motorcycle fanatic – seen dressed in an olive green bomber jacket, black trousers, brown boots and black gloves.
He was also wearing a white safety helmet, gold glasses and sported a well-groomed beard.
Sean, 65, is playing the role of an ex-soldier in the film, with ‘Avelyn’ set in the 1980s.
Daniel told W magazine in 2017: “(I) didn’t even know I was going to stop acting.
“I do know that Paul (Thomas Anderson) and I laughed a lot before we made (‘Phantom Thread’.) And then we stopped laughing because we were both overwhelmed by a sense of sadness.”
Daniel played an obsessive, uptight dress maker in Paul’s film, and he said he had no intention of watching the final product as he confirmed he was retiring.
He added to W: “Not wanting to see the film is connected to the decision I’ve made to stop working as an actor.
“But it’s not why the sadness came to stay. That happened during the telling of the story, and I don’t really know why.”
Page Six reported in 2018 sources had said Daniel had taken meetings about producing movies.
One insider said: “He is trying to help a friend get a film financed and produced.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — ‘American Pickers’ co-host Frank Fritz has died aged 60.
The passing of the star of the History Channel show – which saw him and his TV sidekick Mike Wolfe travel the US in search of rare artifacts to sell in antique shops or add to their collections – came on Monday (30.09.24), and was announced by Mike on his Instagram on Tuesday. (01.10.24)
Mike said: “It’s with a broken heart that I share with all of you that Frank passed away last night.
“I’ve know Frank for more then half my life and what you’ve seen on TV has always been what I have seen, a dreamer who was just as sensitive as he was funny.
“The same off camera as he was on, Frank had a way of reaching the hearts of so many by just being himself.”
Mike added in his post, which featured a photo of him and Frank: “Who would have ever dreamed we would share the cockpit of a white cargo van in front of millions of people interested in our adventures?
“Before the show we would take off together to places we never knew existed with no destination in mind and just the shared passion to discover something interesting and historic.
“We’ve been on countless trips and shared so many miles and I feel blessed that I was there by his side when he took one last journey home.
“I love you buddy and will miss you so much I know your in a better place.”
An official cause of death for Frank has not yet been revealed.
‘American Pickers’ premiered in 2010 and ran for 25 seasons, with Frank’s final show airing on March 2020.
He didn’t return to filming until after Covid restrictions were lifted as he had been battling Crohn’s disease and recovering from back surgery.
The presenter then said the History Channel had fired him after he went to rehab for alcoholism.
He also told The Sun he and Mike had grown estranged due to the latter reportedly not asking him about his back surgery – but it seems their relationship was recently mended.
In 2022, Frank suffered a devastating stroke and had to be rushed to the hospital.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Rich Homie Quan was killed by an accidental overdose.
The 33-year-old rapper – born Dequantes Devontay Lamar – was found dead on 5 September at his home in Atlanta, and the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office has now declared the cause was from him overdosing on a cocktail of fentanyl, alprazolam, codeine and promethazine.
His death was ruled accidental according to the autopsy report on the musician, which also said Rich’s body showed no signs of trauma.
The autopsy on his body had been scheduled for 6 September, and there had been speculation on social media the rapper had died from drug-related complications.
They were sparked by a post on X his friend Boosie Badazz, 41, shared at the time of his death, which said: “JUST GOT WORD @RichHomieQuan JUST OD!!”
Rich had also been open about his addiction battles, saying he was once taking ecstasy “every day”.
A 911 call also revealed how much Quan struggled in his final moments.
The Atlanta-born rapper’s girlfriend, Amber Williams, told dispatchers in a clip from the call she “didn’t feel a heartbeat” on her boyfriend and that he was unconscious.
She told emergency alert handlers: “When I turned him over, he kind of foamed at the mouth.”
Paramedics were then rushed to the residence, and Rich was declared dead at the scene.
In the lead-up to his death, the ‘Fly Rich’ rapper shared a post that hinted he had been going through a difficult time.
He posted on 2 September on Instagram a slideshow of images of himself and a caption that said: “Vision clear even through the BS.”
Social media tributes poured in after news of Rich’s death broke, with podcaster Adam Grandmaison – known as Adam22 – saying on Instagram: “RIP Rich Homie Quan.”
Rapper Lil’ Kim, 50, also shared a tribute on Instagram, saying: “This is the part of life that I’ll never get used to, I’m so heartbroken.
“No one ever understood the dope ass friendship u and I had. u always pulled up for me no matter what. I’ve learned in life love those who love you. Rest in Heaven my angel @richhomiequan.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Robert Watts was “one of five people” who got ‘Star Wars’ made.
The passing of the revered Hollywood production hero, renowned for collaborating with George Lucas to produce ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Indiana Jones’, was announced on Tuesday (01.10.24), with Julian Owen at Alliance Agents confirming he’d died aged 86.
It prompted a string of heartfelt tributes from Robert’s former colleagues.
Among them was one from Roger Christian – a set decorator who won an Oscar for his work on ‘Star Wars’.
He said on Facebook Robert was “one of five people who really stood by George and our tiny art department to get ‘Star Wars’ made”.
Mr Owen told The Hollywood Reporter about British-born production titan Robert’s death: “We were with him for a decade taking him to conventions all over the world, where he could connect with fans and talk about his career.”
Robert was said to have died on Monday (30.09.24) in his sleep at his home in East Sussex.
Along with his work with director Steven Spielberg to produce ‘Indiana Jones’, Robert worked on pioneering live animation ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’, which came out in 1988, as well as ‘An American Tail: Fievel Goes West’ three years later.
He was production supervisor under the production designer John Barry on ‘Star Wars’, with the pair travelling to Morocco and Tunisia to scout locations, and he went on to do third unit directing.
He said in a 2011 interview about the experience: “We were under a great deal of pressure from 20th Century Fox.
“They were under great financial problems themselves and did not believe in the movie.
“At the time, we were the only Fox movie then shooting anywhere in the world. “Their eyes were focused on us, and George was under a great deal of pressure. As a result so were we all.”
Robert went on to become associate producer on ‘Star Wars’ sequel ‘The Empire Strikes Back’ in 1980, and was co-producer on its follow-up ‘Return of the Jedi’, which came out three years later.

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